Beyond Urban Areas: Providing Suburban and Rural Clackamas County with Reliable Transportation Options

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Ray's lightning talk for Clackamas Community College at the National Urbanism Next Conference in Portland, OR on May 7, 2019.

Beyond Urban Areas:
Providing Suburban and Rural Clackamas County with Reliable
Transportation Options
By: Ray Atkinson

Spring 2018 Student Transportation Survey
24% of students have experienced a
transportation issue at least once

Increasing Transit Access Should Reduce Traffic
Injuries and Deaths
Source: Clackamas County and APTA

No Transit from Beavercreek
to Oregon City Campus

On-Demand Shuttle
• What about people who do not have smartphones?
Source: Wunder Mobility

How many scooters are in suburban and rural areas?

Source: PBOT
Portland’s Scooter ROW
Use Surcharge
$0.20 in
Downtown
Portland
$0.05 in East Portland

East Portland Scooter Fleet Deployment
Requirements
• Only one company, Bird, complied with the East Portland fleet
deployment requirements
– Lime and Skip did not comply
Source: PBOT, Bird, Lime, Skip

Source: NACTO
Average
Scooter
Trip is
1.2 Miles

Bike/Scoot from Harmony Campus to Clackamas
Town Center MAX Station
Clackamas Middle
College
Clackamas Town
Center MAX Station
Harmony Campus

ROW Use Surcharge to Incentivize Bikes
and Scooters at Harmony Campus
Harmony Campus
$0.20 in
Downtown
Milwaukie
$0.05 at
Harmony
Campus

E-Bike/Scooter Trail Legal Issues
Source: Ride Report Source: Metro
TrailsBike Trips

On-Demand Shuttle from Oregon City Campus to
Wilsonville Campus

Bike/Scoot from Wilsonville Campus to
Wilsonville WES Station

Ray Atkinson
Transportation Systems Analyst
ray.atkinson@clackamas.edu
503-594-0989

CCC needs the Clackamas Community College Shuttle Service and Access Plan (CCCSSAP), which identifies and prioritizes feasible projects and programs to improve student access to the Oregon City and Harmony campuses via the CCC Xpress Shuttle. Improving access to the college’s campuses by shuttle will expand the pool of potential students to include those who currently have difficulty reaching campus and may also reduce transportation-related tardiness.

Clackamas Community College Shuttle Service and Access Plan Work Plan

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Clackamas Community College (CCC) and other community colleges aim to make education more accessible, and one aspect of achieving that mission is addressing transportation barriers. Current and potential students at CCC experience barriers in access to education due to a lack of transit options in suburban and rural Clackamas County. Improving access to the college’s campuses via transit will expand the pool of potential students to include those who currently have difficulty reaching campus and may also reduce transportation-related tardiness. CCC needs a prioritized transit plan developed with the communities it serves.

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Beyond Urban Areas: Providing Suburban and Rural Clackamas County with Reliable Transportation Options

1. Beyond Urban Areas: Providing Suburban and Rural Clackamas County with Reliable Transportation Options By: Ray Atkinson

2. Transportation Challenges Campus

3. Spring 2018 Student Transportation Survey 24% of students have experienced a transportation issue at least once

5. Increasing Transit Access Should Reduce Traffic Injuries and Deaths Source: Clackamas County and APTA

6. No Transit from Beavercreek to Oregon City Campus

7. On-Demand Shuttle • What about people who do not have smartphones? Source: Wunder Mobility

8. How many scooters are in suburban and rural areas?

9. Source: PBOT and PSU

10. Source: PBOT

11. Source: PBOT Portland’s Scooter ROW Use Surcharge $0.20 in Downtown Portland $0.05 in East Portland

12. East Portland Scooter Fleet Deployment Requirements • Only one company, Bird, complied with the East Portland fleet deployment requirements – Lime and Skip did not comply Source: PBOT, Bird, Lime, Skip

13. Will this trend continue? Source: NACTO

14. Source: NACTO Average Scooter Trip is 1.2 Miles

15. Bike/Scoot from Harmony Campus to Clackamas Town Center MAX Station Clackamas Middle College Clackamas Town Center MAX Station Harmony Campus

16. ROW Use Surcharge to Incentivize Bikes and Scooters at Harmony Campus Harmony Campus $0.20 in Downtown Milwaukie $0.05 at Harmony Campus

17. E-Bike/Scooter Trail Legal Issues Source: Ride Report Source: Metro TrailsBike Trips

18. On-Demand Shuttle from Oregon City Campus to Wilsonville Campus

19. Bike/Scoot from Wilsonville Campus to Wilsonville WES Station

20. Ray Atkinson Transportation Systems Analyst ray.atkinson@clackamas.edu 503-594-0989

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